O Globo

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O Globo (English: The Globe) is the Brazilian national daily newspaper, with headquarters in Rio de Janeiro. First published by Irineu Marinho on July 29th, 1925, it is published by Grupo Globo (formerly Organizações Globo).

1925-1996[]

1925-1960[]

1960-1996[]

1995-present[]

The masthead were changed slightly, but it changed its color to blue. The new logo and the design was introduced in the December 20th, 1995 issue of O Globo.

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Grupo Globo

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Globo

Part of Grupo Globo

International: Globo Internacional (Globo (Now) | Angola/Mozambique | Latin America) | SporTV Internacional

Production studios
Entertainment: Estúdios Globo | Globo Filmes | Telecine Productions | Original Globoplay
News: Jornalismo Globo (NewSource)
Sports: Esporte Globo

Other
Globo Teatro | GExperience | Eletromidia¹⁰ | SAT HD Regional | Gente

Notes

¹	Owned by Fundação Roberto Marinho, distributed by Globo.
²	Co-owned with a group of Brazilian filmmakers.
³	Joint-venture with NBCUniversal International Networks.
⁴	Joint-venture with The Walt Disney Company Latin America, Universal Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures.
⁵	Joint-venture with Playboy TV Latin America.
⁶	Joint-venture with Grupo RBS.
⁷	Joint-venture with Americanas.
⁸	Joint-venture with Endemol Shine Group.
⁹	Currently owned by Sony Music Entertainment.
¹⁰	27% ownership, full purchase pending regulatory approval.

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Editora Globo

Part of Grupo Globo

Infoglobo (newspapers)
O Globo (Ela) | Extra (Canal) | Expresso da Informação | Valor Econômico
Others: Agência O Globo | Classificados do Rio

Other:
Globo Livros | G.Lab

Former/Defunct:
Diário de S. Paulo | Speak Up² | Turma da Mônica³ | Criativa | Chaves & Chapolim⁴

¹Joint-venture with Condé Nast Publications.
²Currently published by Editora Rickdan.
³Currently published by Panini Comics.
⁴Original comic book, licensed by Chespirito.

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Sistema Globo de Rádio

Part of Grupo Globo

Notes

¹	All the companies are independent with equity participation by Globo Ventures.
²	Broadcasted by Canal Futura, previously by TV Globo.
³	Currently owned by Vrio.
⁴	Currently absorbed by Claro.